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we'll take the technology. it is not just the united states. other countries around the world are coming over here to figure out what you guys figured out that will create the united states to be a energy independent country? it is unheard of. it is unbelievable. david: gary are quickly we have to run. one reason gas is so cheap here because we can't get it abroad. there is not a completely open global market for natural gas. how do we be able, get to the point where you guys can get the gas here and ship it abroad? >> well we have to have lng facilities. liquified natural gas. we're selling natural gas 3.50 to 3.70 a mcf. japan, china, korea, they're paying 13, $14 an mcf. shouldn't we be able to build lng facilities to ship the product? we have 200 year supply. ship it overseas to create all the new jobs we need in this country. liz: gary evans, magnum hunter resources chairman and ceo. thanks for joining us. david: thank you, garr. >> thank you. david: appreciate it. coming up, we have david cote tee, he just came out of that meeting with th
we'll take the technology. it is not just the united states. other countries around the world are coming over here to figure out what you guys figured out that will create the united states to be a energy independent country? it is unheard of. it is unbelievable. david: gary are quickly we have to run. one reason gas is so cheap here because we can't get it abroad. there is not a completely open global market for natural gas. how do we be able, get to the point where you guys can get the gas...
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to help process the prescriptions for the medicare part-d or the senior program in the united states. it's now a very successful program and our technology is actually touching one out of three medicare part-d prescriptions throughout the united states. david: well and the stock had a 8% bump today. a lot of mutual funds are including the stock in their portfolio. mark thierer, spectacular success. congratulations, ceo of catamaran. thanks for coming on. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. david: absolutely. >> how far would you travel, david, for extra cash? we'll tell you which country is paying its citizens to move out and why. david: couldn't pay me a million dollars to leave this wonderful city of new york. plus one major commuter town in the tri-state area has come to a halt as hundreds are stranded in their homes. jeff flock is live on the scene. jeff? >> looking live at the national guard as they load supplies to take it out to the people who are stranded here in hoboken, new jersey. just across the hudson live. you will see it happen here on the fox business network. s
to help process the prescriptions for the medicare part-d or the senior program in the united states. it's now a very successful program and our technology is actually touching one out of three medicare part-d prescriptions throughout the united states. david: well and the stock had a 8% bump today. a lot of mutual funds are including the stock in their portfolio. mark thierer, spectacular success. congratulations, ceo of catamaran. thanks for coming on. i appreciate it. >> thanks for...
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david: a very strange situation, a bull buying outside of the united states and a bear by inside the united states. i refer to amazon. despite your bearish on the fiscal cliff, you still say amazon is a good buy? why? >> amazon will be the big winner of the holiday shopping season while i expect them to significantty outperform an earnings think amazon is the stock ready to pop the way apple did two years ago. david: let me pressure you on that. 10%, 20% boost from where we are right now? speak i think it can go 10, 15% more like 25%. liz: give us another name you like. speak of the volatility funds that are out there. lol gx and other indexes. liz: explain how to people how they work. >> if you think the market is going down, they will be long volatility. they will be nimble enough they can get out of volatility and be on the counter side. the market going up for the market going down, their motley portfolio on a daily basis for how to pick out the roller coaster ride. david: that is a great suggestion. good to see you both. the president's council of economic advisors is out with a
david: a very strange situation, a bull buying outside of the united states and a bear by inside the united states. i refer to amazon. despite your bearish on the fiscal cliff, you still say amazon is a good buy? why? >> amazon will be the big winner of the holiday shopping season while i expect them to significantty outperform an earnings think amazon is the stock ready to pop the way apple did two years ago. david: let me pressure you on that. 10%, 20% boost from where we are right now?...
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spectrum in the united states. it just doesn't work. donald trump everybody thinks he is a clown even people that like him think he is a clown. i don't think those are good surrogates to tell any story. david: talk about president obama, his story telling. up-to-date the hurricane, come out too often, essentially saying i'm the president, going to put things in order. how is that story going? >> well, candidly reality tv struck. fate and serendipity play a part in success in any story. the idea suddenly he was there when the hurricane happened and took charge of a situation and move the opponents to, you know, reward him with their connratulations, whether it is christie or others is a very valuable story, especially very close to the election today. you remember george bush when he stood with a megaphone at 9/11, create ad tremendous amount of support in that story. that imagery is very, very powerful. it makes him authentic and is effective. david: talk about obama's picking on mitt romney particularly with the b
spectrum in the united states. it just doesn't work. donald trump everybody thinks he is a clown even people that like him think he is a clown. i don't think those are good surrogates to tell any story. david: talk about president obama, his story telling. up-to-date the hurricane, come out too often, essentially saying i'm the president, going to put things in order. how is that story going? >> well, candidly reality tv struck. fate and serendipity play a part in success in any story....
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>> well, it is the, kbw is the preeminent specialist in financial services not just in the united states, but globally. it's a great opportunity for us to add capability in our quest to be a premier middle market investment bank. it's a great firm, i've known tom for a while, and we're excited to do it. people say why now, i say why not now? david: well, tom, you were focusing on small and mid sized commercial banks you were interested in getting in the marketplace. they've been crushed. i mean, they really never made a full comeback from what happened in 2007-2008. >> yeah. david: do you see, are we on the verge of a comeback for those small and mid-sized companies which actually is a good indicator of small and mid-sized businesses all over? >> as a matter of fact, financial stocks broadly are outperforming the market for the first time since 2006, so we think that the rebound is starting. now, it's slow because the economy's slow and very low interest rates still aren't helping banks, but things are getting better. david: but more than that 2% growth level than we've been seeing? >> w
>> well, it is the, kbw is the preeminent specialist in financial services not just in the united states, but globally. it's a great opportunity for us to add capability in our quest to be a premier middle market investment bank. it's a great firm, i've known tom for a while, and we're excited to do it. people say why now, i say why not now? david: well, tom, you were focusing on small and mid sized commercial banks you were interested in getting in the marketplace. they've been crushed....
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in the united states we're going to need 20% more energy. that need can not be filled by just one source, whether it be renewables or natural gas, domestic oil. we are going to need a very diverse portfolio, if we can get away from that rhetoric, if we can tell them why are you limiting us as it relates to co2 we're just a small percentage, less of 3% of all co2 in the atmosphere is man made and u.s. coal is small percentage of that, less than 3% of that? so you would have no environmental impact, no benefit, globally, they will admit that, but what you would have is $800 billion of new costs associated with it so we would artificially inflate our energy costs. and that is the conversation we're having, and that is why i think you saw a lot of heavily democratic areas go the other direction in this election because they see it. liz: john pippy, ceo of the pennsylvania coal alliance. david holding up a big chunk of it right now. david: we're holding up coal as we speak, john. >> thank you. david: best of luck. you're in for a tough couple yea
in the united states we're going to need 20% more energy. that need can not be filled by just one source, whether it be renewables or natural gas, domestic oil. we are going to need a very diverse portfolio, if we can get away from that rhetoric, if we can tell them why are you limiting us as it relates to co2 we're just a small percentage, less of 3% of all co2 in the atmosphere is man made and u.s. coal is small percentage of that, less than 3% of that? so you would have no environmental...
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here in the united states. gordon chang tells us why we should concerned and don't forget to log onto facebook.com/afterthebell. tell us what you would like to see from china. we will get to that on the show. please sir, i want some more. more? he has ask for... what? well he did say please... please and thank you. pass it on. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-nz on your wish list at the winter event going onow -- but hurry, the offer ends on. would anyone welcome back. time for a quick speed read of today's headlines. twelve hours of overnight talks in brussels, international leaders failed to reach a deal. apple is planning to offer special deals, sending an e-mail about a one-day shopping event. beginning at 1:00 a.m. eastern on friday, the actual discount have not yet been announced. google has a report showing accounting for a record 6.9% of all searches in the u.s. last month, microsoft, and being comes in at number two followed by yahoo!. online, alrea
here in the united states. gordon chang tells us why we should concerned and don't forget to log onto facebook.com/afterthebell. tell us what you would like to see from china. we will get to that on the show. please sir, i want some more. more? he has ask for... what? well he did say please... please and thank you. pass it on. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-nz on your wish list at the winter event going onow -- but hurry, the offer ends...
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the families in the united states are on hiatus as far as movies go? >> i think the life of i will turn out to be a good family film and the hobbit could capture an audience better than ward of the rings. when the spectacle business in hollywood, not the small picture business, you will see, these, you will see them. the theatrical motion picture business when you are investing $200 million in a film on product and advertising you a where the target is, the big international market place. dave: did you ever do a big holiday film? >> caddy shack was a holiday film and several other films had some fun in them but never the giant cargo of holiday night at the museum and those films. dave: you use to pick heartfelt fell like rain man which the family could go to but would really get you in the heart. >> the challenges today, the big studios don't want to make films--they want big action spectacle films that are franchised oriented, or james bond which is at its 24th iteration and a global, bond a i was sorely disappointed. there was no bond curl first of a
the families in the united states are on hiatus as far as movies go? >> i think the life of i will turn out to be a good family film and the hobbit could capture an audience better than ward of the rings. when the spectacle business in hollywood, not the small picture business, you will see, these, you will see them. the theatrical motion picture business when you are investing $200 million in a film on product and advertising you a where the target is, the big international market place....
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the average credit card debt per borrower in the united states is 4.9% in the third quarter. nearly $5000. the high demand for a nokia phone, the lumia is the second best-selling device in the u.s. that according to the amazon sales chart. toys "r" us planning a date online push. watching online sales in china, planning to double the number of stores over the next few years. automakers are also expanding in china. general motors building a second plant. land rover is planning to build its first vehicle in china near shanghai. that is today's speed read. david: intel is not the only company announcing major management changes. take morgan chase have some great news. reporter: that is right. a new chief financial officer. she is being elevated from a cfl from one of the subsidiaries there, and she is going to become the cfl is the current cfl becomes the vice chairman of the company. the former head of investment banking at jpmorgan. she will take over and then mr. bumble move into a world where people put on serving top clients in what he says our expertise and experience. aga
the average credit card debt per borrower in the united states is 4.9% in the third quarter. nearly $5000. the high demand for a nokia phone, the lumia is the second best-selling device in the u.s. that according to the amazon sales chart. toys "r" us planning a date online push. watching online sales in china, planning to double the number of stores over the next few years. automakers are also expanding in china. general motors building a second plant. land rover is planning to build...
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there is a lot of fear capital around the world flowing into the united states. david: if romney is elected he has the tax plan that would lower rates tremendously. he is trying to get 2 trillion corporations have on the side reinvested in their companies, into the marketplace, into the economy. might that lead to big growth? >> i don't think he has a magic wand. i don't think he could make that happen. corporations invest because they need to. revenues are increasing because they need to build plant and quilt to might demand. i don't think demand will pick up to cause that to happen. liz: a lot are unknowns but how do you feel investing in equities the next year, byron? do you feel people should have a greater part of your portfolio in stocks? >> i was very bullish this year. liz: good call. >> we reached it. i still think the market can go higher between now and year-end. but i think next year will be a more modest year. i'm not negative. i don't think we'll have a bear market but i don't think it will be anything like this year. david: do you switch your portf
there is a lot of fear capital around the world flowing into the united states. david: if romney is elected he has the tax plan that would lower rates tremendously. he is trying to get 2 trillion corporations have on the side reinvested in their companies, into the marketplace, into the economy. might that lead to big growth? >> i don't think he has a magic wand. i don't think he could make that happen. corporations invest because they need to. revenues are increasing because they need to...
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why outside the united states. very, what is the deal here? this huge selloff last week and yet before the election everybody said that the elections behind us, skip third-quarter earnings season, we will have certainty in the market and it will rally, it is just not happening. >> we are treading water. what is behind all this is traders are coming to the terms with the fact a lot of things have to go right for the market to make the next move upward. that doesn't happen, we will easily see a 5% correction. we are worried about greece and spain. coming through with money that they would have to come through with and the fiscal cliff. let's be clear, not everybody has to be resolved by the end of december but will a compromise takes place to the extent the market would like that and the market will make the next leg move upwards? david: capital gains taxes now under the clinton administration when we lowered the capital gains rate tax we headed home in the market, is the converse true? could that market take a real
why outside the united states. very, what is the deal here? this huge selloff last week and yet before the election everybody said that the elections behind us, skip third-quarter earnings season, we will have certainty in the market and it will rally, it is just not happening. >> we are treading water. what is behind all this is traders are coming to the terms with the fact a lot of things have to go right for the market to make the next move upward. that doesn't happen, we will easily...
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i think the time for fiscal adjustment is now, even in the united states. david: you know what, a doll foe? one thing that can eat up deficits literally is growth. if you have significant growth the country will churn more, you get more revenue for the private sector and public sector and the deficit can come down. the problem is our growth at best is 2%. folks like david malpass, the economist, says the actual growth in private out put is just 1.3%. the lower the growth we have the worse the deficit becomes. >> and that's where things get really tricky. many people would argue that in order to fix the fiscal impal lances you need to raise taxes. david: that is bull. hold on a second. you're from george mason university. you have james buchanan, wonderful economist there. you and i know that if you raise taxes too much you will discourage economic activity in the private sector. you may balance the books but end up killing the economy. >> it's not working. look at europe. look at greece. look at france. they have tried rising taxes again and again. that is
i think the time for fiscal adjustment is now, even in the united states. david: you know what, a doll foe? one thing that can eat up deficits literally is growth. if you have significant growth the country will churn more, you get more revenue for the private sector and public sector and the deficit can come down. the problem is our growth at best is 2%. folks like david malpass, the economist, says the actual growth in private out put is just 1.3%. the lower the growth we have the worse the...
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net sales outside the united states and canada which includes gap think and franchises increased 7%, and i talked a bit about opening the first of a store in china which took place in september. they donated $1 million to the hurriccne sandy relief funds. liz: a year ago get him with $0.38. so to see $0.63 year-over-year property did during tough, challenging times. let's bring in larry from the pits of the cme. they do get out in our street fight. a bull and bear, a clear shot. mr. with larry. these numbers are certainly bullish. what about the rest of the market? liz: well, i saw a dramatic shift in psychology with the traders behind me. since the election the market has been governed by remorse, self pity, apathy, and general frustration. today it is much different. right now it is a lot more dire because people are starting to realize that washington might not be able to figure this out tomorrow, and the fact is if it's more than that to% impact on gdp it will send this market into a tailspin. liz: are you seeing signs of recession on the rise in? is that higher up in the concern
net sales outside the united states and canada which includes gap think and franchises increased 7%, and i talked a bit about opening the first of a store in china which took place in september. they donated $1 million to the hurriccne sandy relief funds. liz: a year ago get him with $0.38. so to see $0.63 year-over-year property did during tough, challenging times. let's bring in larry from the pits of the cme. they do get out in our street fight. a bull and bear, a clear shot. mr. with larry....
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if you look at the historical data, the time the united states was most prosperous almost exactly coincided with the top marginal tax rates are the highest. 30 years after world war ii, top marginal rates never below 70% and were as high as 90. for 30 years. david: it depends on which number of years, which grouping of years you use. i can point out in the 1920s a lower tax rate rate and we had a boom. in the 1980s a lower tax rate rates, the opposite case can be made depending on what era you are looking at. >> a bomb followed by a really big bust. david: that is not true. it is true there was a recession, but we were out by the time of the election in 1992. it was not a huge bust. >> the process plays itself out over long period of times. the great depression was a big bust. it would have been bigger if not for heroic efforts by the government to stave off catastrophe. david: the one thing we may have made progress on is moving in march from $250,000 up to $1 million. that may be an area that could be conflict. thank you for coming in. investor and patriotic millionaire. appreciate it. >>
if you look at the historical data, the time the united states was most prosperous almost exactly coincided with the top marginal tax rates are the highest. 30 years after world war ii, top marginal rates never below 70% and were as high as 90. for 30 years. david: it depends on which number of years, which grouping of years you use. i can point out in the 1920s a lower tax rate rate and we had a boom. in the 1980s a lower tax rate rates, the opposite case can be made depending on what era you...
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knows how long is this going to take and they can plan for it the entire truck fleet in the united states to natural gas. that would drive --. liz: that would drive manufacturing. >> that would drive manufacturing boom on that side. go ahead. liz: what i want to ask is related to storm. you're a real expert. a lot of cars were flooded. when the floods recede, people shine up the cars, maybe get engines to work and try to resell them. have you seen that happening before? what can people do to protect themselves from a saltwater engine drenched car being sold to them like nothing ever happened? >> well, look, i think you talked to me, maybe some years ago when i was still at carmax. i will put in a plug for my old business. carmax guaranties they never sell flood-damaged cars. anyone ever gets through they take it back and get a full refund. so what you want to dom is go to a reliable dealer. >> yeah. >> you need to look out for those cars. but i think from the economic point of view, because there is not a big supply of used cars out there, this is going to be great for the manufacturers.
knows how long is this going to take and they can plan for it the entire truck fleet in the united states to natural gas. that would drive --. liz: that would drive manufacturing. >> that would drive manufacturing boom on that side. go ahead. liz: what i want to ask is related to storm. you're a real expert. a lot of cars were flooded. when the floods recede, people shine up the cars, maybe get engines to work and try to resell them. have you seen that happening before? what can people do...